Elon Musk explains SpaceX's reasons for going public: entering a phase of capital expansion and more predictable revenue
On June 4, Musk explained at the SpaceX IPO investor kickoff event hosted by JPMorgan why SpaceX chose to go public at this time: first, SpaceX is entering a growth phase that requires significant capital investment, as it plans to deploy 100,000 V3 satellites and build AI data centers in space; second, its revenue has become more predictable than before.
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